That's kind of an interesting question, but I'd lean towards that being part of commute and just tied into salary, unless you are required to drive. I used to g

That's kind of an interesting question, but I'd lean towards that being part of commute and just tied into salary, unless you are required to drive. I used to get on my boss's nerves when I'd show up on time and be in the building, but not visibly at my desk. He was trying to apply more control than necessary, and my rationale was that there was no urgent matter requiring me to be at my desk in order for me to be capable of working (I had varies IT responsibilities). Being in proximity of someone requesting my presence was sufficient for fullfilling my duties, but I couldn't do that while in transit.